I have a form created in Confluence with ConfiForms and I can get it to make a ticket as long as I do not try to line the fields of the form up with the fields of the screen on the ticket I am trying to create. I keep getting a JSON error. Here is the setup:
Confluence 5.7.4
ConfiForms 1.9.11
JIRA 6.3.1
Here is the script I used in the IFTTT macro: 2 Options neither worked
{ "fields": { "project": { "key": "WIKI" }, "summary": "[entry.summary]", "issuetype": { "name": "New Space Request" } “customfield_22370” : “[entry.spacename]” “customfield_22371” : “[entry.key]” “customfield_22372” : “[entry.purpose]” “customfield_22373” : “[entry.admin]” “customfield_22374” : “[entry.source]” “customfield_22375” : “[entry.existing]” “customfield_22376” : “[entry.category]” “customfield_22377” : “[entry.restrictions]” } }
or
{ "fields": { "project": { "key": "WIKI" }, "summary": "[entry.summary]", "issuetype": { "name": "New Space Request" } “customfield_22370” : “${spacename}” “customfield_22371” : “${key}” “customfield_22372” : “${purpose}” “customfield_22373” : “${admin}” “customfield_22374” : “${source}” “customfield_22375” : “${existing}” “customfield_22376” : “${category}” “customfield_22377” : “${restrictions}” } }
Sorry Daniel, missed your question on Atlassian Answers and thanks for contacting us directly. Yes, it is totally possible with ConfiForms plugin but requires a bit of an attention to details, as the data provided must be in format JIRA expects (the intermediate JSON must be correct) Some links to help: http://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Creating+JIRA+issue+with+ConfiForms http://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Virtual+functions (which help you to construct the JSON in a correct format)
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